Note Filter
For years, people have been spending large amounts of money on pre-recorded music that removed the main instrument from the mix. Unfortunately, there are only a limited amount of recordings available and what recordings are available are not done with the original musicians. So you really can't get the song just as you had heard it on the original recording. Also, many people are disappointed when they finally get a recording without the main instrument. It is much harder than they thought to sync up their own playing with the rest of the band. However, with DeComposer's Note Filter, you can set the Filter Sensitivity level so that you can leave a trace amount of the original instrument in the mix: enough to act as an audible cue!
And none of this is much help to the transcriber who has to accurately notate each note being played, not just the lead instrument.
What is really needed is a tool that decomposes the music. That is, a tool that can isolate all of the separate instruments from the mix. A tool that can let you listen to either the selected instrument by itself or the entire music without the instrument of choice.
DeComposer solves all of these problems. Just convert your favorite recordings to a wav file using the software that came with your computer. Then, run the wav file through DeComposer. Using the Note Filter, you can filter out any range of notes. You can also toggle the filter and only listen to a select range of notes. Use the Frequency Filter to create your own LowPass, HighPass, BandPass, BandStop and Notch Filters. You can easily boost or cut the volume of any frequency range. Finally, use the Noise Filter to remove grounding hums and other noise from your recordings. Check out all of the great features below.
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CD Looper Pro and DeComposer
CD Looper Pro is the perfect companion program to DeComposer. By using the two programs together, you can very easily create your own wav files of your favorite music, remove the instrument from the mix that you want to play and then set up your computer to record an unlimited amount of takes. It is like creating your own personal backing band that never takes a break! Just follow these 4 easy steps:
- Depending on the source of the music, use either CD Looper (for CDs) or NoteGrabber (to record from cassettes, etc.) and record the musical passage that you want to play.
- Process the new wav file with DeComposer and remove the instrument.
- Load the newly created file into NoteGrabber.
- Start OverDubber. Set the number of takes you want to make (up to 999), type in a default file name and press the Record button.
That’s all there is to it. You have just created the perfect accompaniment tracks for your own playing. And each take that you did is saved as a separate wav file so that you can go back and listen to those truly inspired licks that you just created!
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| Note Filter |
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Exclude any range of notes. Create your own personal backing band. |
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Include any range of notes and focus in on just the instrument that you want to hear. |
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Select from many preset instrument ranges. |
| Frequency Filter |
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Easily create LowPass, HighPass, BandPass and BandStop filters. |
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Independantly set up up to 2 bands of frequencies for maximum flexibility. |
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Boost or cut the volume of any frequency range. |
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Select from many preset frequency ranges like SubWoofer, LoPass and Loudness. |
| Noise Filter |
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Remove 50 hertz hum - European electrical noise. |
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Remove 60 hertz hum - U.S. electrical noise. |
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Remove pops and clicks caused by recording from vinyl records. |
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Remove high-pitched hiss. |
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Noise Filter
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